Gun Builds & How-Tos
The Duke Nukem Shotgun In Real Life
Duke Nukem's shotgun is based on a very real gun. For fun, I decided to build my own. I might have a new hobby to take up!
Making the Cut: Pistol Optic Cuts and Red Dot Compatibility
Red dot pistols have exploded in availability and variety over the last few years. Nearly every major firearms manufacturer offers a factory “optics ready” platform in their pistol lineup. Meanwhile, optics manufacturers continue to add to a dizzying array of pistol optics already available. As a result, those in the market for a red dot for their pistol frequently face this question: “What type of red dot fits my firearm?”
Patterning With Shotguns: How To and Why
There isn't a whole lot to patterning a shotgun, but it's incredibly important that you do so. Here's why, and how to do it.
AR-Builders Check List: Parts and Tools Needed
Do you want to build your first AR-15? The market is flooded with AR-15 rifles, so they are selling for dirt cheap right now. Regardless of the money you put into building your own rifle, it means more to you because you put every pin and spring in that thing. In this article, I will go over the parts and tools needed to build your first AR-15.
Top AR-15 Lower Receiver Upgrades: Not Needed, But Nice to Have
The AR-15 platform is a platform that allows users to really optimize and upgrade their builds as they please. While the standard platform is practical and trustworthy, there are upgrades out there that can make simple tasks such as throwing the selector or reloading a magazine, quicker and easier. Many of these upgrades can also be installed at home with a little bit of knowledge and tools.
The Two-Point Sling: Quite Possibly the Best Sling Platform on the Market
When the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban sunset in 2004, I obtained my first AR-15 and set out on the adventure of outfitting my first defensive rifle. As I purchased gear, I found slings were not as simple as a piece of nylon connected to the rifle. I've discovered, though, that two-point slings and their variants have become the dominant sling option for those who’ve developed an intimate relationship with their fighting rifle. Read on to learn why.
Upgrading Your MPA 30 To Accept Glock Mags and More
I dislike owning 50 different types of mags so the more guns that use the same mag the better. Let's convert the MPA 30 to accept Glock mags.
The feeling of a quality trigger is hard to beat, and plenty of aftermarket options are available. But first, what are the benefits of an aftermarket trigger over a factory one? Let's talk about it.
In the Land of AR Builds, What Is Worth the Price?
When it comes to AR builds, the sky is the limit on what you can do. Decide what specific use you have in mind for your personal rifle and start exploring the options.
Anderson Arms Glock Clone Lower: Want to Build a Cheap, Reliable Gun?
I enjoy the challenge of finding the cheapest gun that is still worth owning. Here's the lowdown on the Anderson Arms lower and the gun I built for under $300.